Certified Professionals

Gary is a Principal Engineer at Collins Aerospace in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.  He has been with Collins for 23 years in various Engineering, Advanced Manufacturing, Operations, and Quality leadership positions.   Gary created the ESD Control Program for Rockwell Collins (which was acquired by United Technologies to form Collins Aerospace and subsequently merged with Raytheon Technologies), and is currently the ESD Program Manager for North American Heritage Rockwell Collins sites.  Gary is the primary ESD Subject Matter Expert for the organization, and leads a group consisting of on-site ESD Coordinators from each location.   He is also a certified Master of Lean Electronics. 

Gary ‘s experience also includes significant work in the hard disk drive industry, where he held new product development/introduction (NPI), manufacturing engineering and leadership positions at Digital Equipment Corporation in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Gary received his Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Computer Information Systems from Regis College, and also holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Nova Southeastern University.

Gary enjoys spending time with his family, boating, fishing, hunting, and classic cars.

Gianluca Boselli completed his Masters in E.E. at the University of Parma, Italy, in 1996. In 2001, he completed his Ph.D. at the University of Twente, The Netherlands. 

In 2001, he joined Texas Instruments, Dallas, Texas, where he focused on ESD and Latch-up development for advanced CMOS technologies. Recently, his responsibilities extended into ESD development of Analog technologies.

He authored several papers in the area of ESD and Latch-up. He presented his work at major conferences, including EOS/ESD Symposium, IEDM, and IRPS. He also presented several invited papers and/or tutorials at the EOS/ESD Symposium, IRPS, IEDM, ESREF, and RCJ.

Dr. Boselli has been the recipient of the “Best Paper Award” on behalf of Microelectronics Reliability Journal in 2000. He received “The Best Paper Award” at the EOS/ESD Symposium in 2002. He also received the “The Best Presentation Award” at the EOS/ESD Symposium in 2002 and in 2006.

Gim-Wae is leading a team to manage the ESD control program across all manufacturing sites in
Malaysia and supporting plants and subcons in PRC.

He continuously broadens his knowledge and consciously reflects it on semiconductor processes, then
designs the plant-certifiable ESD control program. With that, ESD has become one of the key fields in the
company's expertise program, and Gim-Wae is leading it.

He was appointed to be specialised in ESD since he was a fresh graduate and has over 10 years of
working experience. Gim-Wae progressively acquires certification over his career journey that started as
an iNARTE associate engineer in 2009, an iNARTE Engineer in 2016, TR53 Technician in 2017, Program
Manager in 2022 and continues. He has several published presentations at the ESDA symposium and is a
member of the local organising committee (LOC).

He has a master’s degree in mechanical engineering, graduated from the Engineering Council UK and is a
tutor in material engineering.

Greg works as a  Senior Quality Assurance Engineer at Micron Semiconductor Inc. He has worked in the Semiconductor field for 20+ years,  in a  variety of Test and QA engineering roles. For the past eight years, Greg has been specializing in ESD and Latchup memory device testing and manages a  group that focuses on packaged parts ESD testing.   He is also involved in factory ESD control at Micron, and serves on the Micron Corporate ESD Technical Council.  

Greg earned his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from  Seattle University. He is an iNARTE certified ESD Engineer and an ESD Association certified Program Manager. He is married and has 3 daughters, and in his spare time enjoys include sailing, hiking, visiting hot springs, fly fishing. 

Gregory Larson is a Senior EMC Engineer on the Intel Corporate Services Technology Development Innovation team in Hillsboro, OR. He received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from University of Portland, OR and then spent 11 years as a Shipboard Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineer for the U.S. Navy specializing in Satellite Communications and whole ship EMC certification. Along the way an M.S. in Engineering Management from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA was earned along with his sea legs! Joining Intel Corporation in 2017 shifted his EMC concentration from ships to chips specifically focusing on: ESD Controls and Process Assessments, Risk Assessment of intentional radiators, and Electric and Magnetic Field emissions. He is a certified ESD Program Manager and participant in ESDA process assessment and flooring working groups, member of IEEE EMC society with research papers as well as presentations to the local EMC chapter, and a member of the SEMI EMC task force. Enabling visualization of electromagnetic phenomenon through instrumentation and enhanced analysis has been his guiding principle throughout his career.